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Can I use a conditional if with a range <
I am trying to write a formula in one column where it states if a number in
the second column is less than 25 or = to or greater than one, to give me a one in the other column. If it doesn't fit that criteria give me a two. This is what I am using but it isn't working. =if(b1<25=1,1,2). Any suggestions??? -- Motaad |
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Can I use a conditional if with a range <
=IF(AND(B1=1,B1<25),1,2)
"Motaad" wrote: I am trying to write a formula in one column where it states if a number in the second column is less than 25 or = to or greater than one, to give me a one in the other column. If it doesn't fit that criteria give me a two. This is what I am using but it isn't working. =if(b1<25=1,1,2). Any suggestions??? -- Motaad |
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Can I use a conditional if with a range <
Thanks that helped. Can I do more than one range? i.e.: 1-25, 26-50, and
51-99 all nested in the same formula???? -- Motaad "Toppers" wrote: =IF(AND(B1=1,B1<25),1,2) "Motaad" wrote: I am trying to write a formula in one column where it states if a number in the second column is less than 25 or = to or greater than one, to give me a one in the other column. If it doesn't fit that criteria give me a two. This is what I am using but it isn't working. =if(b1<25=1,1,2). Any suggestions??? -- Motaad |
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Can I use a conditional if with a range <
try:
=LOOKUP(A1,{1,26,51},{1,2,3}) HTH "Motaad" wrote: Thanks that helped. Can I do more than one range? i.e.: 1-25, 26-50, and 51-99 all nested in the same formula???? -- Motaad "Toppers" wrote: =IF(AND(B1=1,B1<25),1,2) "Motaad" wrote: I am trying to write a formula in one column where it states if a number in the second column is less than 25 or = to or greater than one, to give me a one in the other column. If it doesn't fit that criteria give me a two. This is what I am using but it isn't working. =if(b1<25=1,1,2). Any suggestions??? -- Motaad |
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